Lenin Writings Used by U S in Push Against Soviets
U S publicized Lenin’s writings to counter Soviet policies. Khrushchev cited Lenin’s remarks on nationalities and Stalin’s brutality, aiming to challenge Moscow’s treatment of non Russian peoples and spread of influence in Eastern Europe. The State Department released the documents, including Lenin’s testament criticizing Stalin, while some papers remained unpublished.
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Washington
United States
Russia
V. I. Lenin
Moscow
Joseph Aiian
Lenin
Jet Union
U.S
Ldge
Aban
Stalin
Voice of America
Soviet Union
Europe
Deeand
Communist Party
Ikita Khrushchev
State Department
Khrushchev
Parris Island
3.C
Arthur E. Ashcraft
Marine Corps
Public Information Office
Ashcraft
Berdelia Ashccraft
Covington
Rochester
Democrat
Chroncle
Casa
C. McKeon
Three-car collision near Maxton sends five to hospital
A wreck on U S 501 five miles south of Maxton injured Wade Sanders of Asheboro his wife Celene Freeman of Siler City Charles Ebenape and Wakefield Good of Bennettsville S C Patrolman Bob Fisher then cracked down arresting 14 motorists within a few hours in a traffic sweep
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Maxton
N.C
U.S. 501
Here
Cato
Wade Sanders
Asheboro
Marceline Freeman
Siler City
Charles
Ebenape
Wakefield Good
Bennettsville
S.C
Bob Fisher
Riot at Asbury Park Dance Leaves 12 Arrested
Twelve youths were arrested and three hospitalized after a Saturday night fight at Convention Hall on the Asbury Park boardwalk. About 200 participants sparked a melee that drew 50 officers from multiple towns to restore order as 30 000 VFW delegates and families attended events nearby. Eyewitnesses differed on racial splits, with police noting fights between groups, while witnesses said otherwise.
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Asbury
N. J
Convention Hall
Fone Line Amusement Pier
Qr Row
Oceanfront
Monmouth County
Long Branch
Long
James Léone
Joseph Friendland
North
Jersey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Leone
NAACP Convention Windup In San Francisco
Delegates and visitors at the NAACP six day convention in San Francisco urged action on civil rights. About 8 delegates plus 1 000 total attendees participated in workshops and a money fundraiser for the fight for full freedom led by Franklin Williams. Rosa Parks Gus Courts and others spoke as Roy Wilkins warned political parties to push civil rights bills before August conventions.
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National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Foster
Rosaarks
Montgomery
Ala
Gus Courts
Belzoni
Miss
Williams
Roy Wilkins
New York
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